During a recent government meeting, residents expressed significant concerns regarding access to a local park, particularly the safety issues associated with a tunnel that connects neighborhoods. One resident highlighted that the tunnel poses a major logistical challenge, especially on busy days when pedestrians must navigate traffic from both directions. This sentiment was echoed by others who emphasized the need for safer access routes to the park, which serves as a vital recreational space for the community on the south side of Norbreath.

The discussion also touched on the status of Sabine Park, which was excluded from the current park study. Officials clarified that the funding agency recommended a separate study for Sabine Park due to timing and unknowns surrounding its development. A resident inquired about the $9,000 originally set aside for Sabine Park's study, prompting officials to commit to providing further information.

In response to the community's concerns, planners proposed a traffic study to evaluate the connectivity and safety of access routes to the park. Suggestions included considering a reverse route on Haverford and exploring parking options to improve overall accessibility. The meeting underscored the importance of community input in shaping future park developments and ensuring safe access for all residents.